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Met police to stop attending emergency mental health calls

Exclusive: move will come into force on 31 August and will only be waived if a threat to life is feared

The Guardian - UK

Even Just a Little of This 1 Overlooked Activity Can Dramatically Reduce Depression

Gardening can reduce depression and anxiety; it can also improve emotional well-being. Here's how to build a garden that will help your mental health.

Inverse

Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp were 'no help' in preventing Covid lockdown anxiety and depression

Researchers found keeping in touch via video, phone or instant messaging did little

Wales Online

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Employers need to prioritize employee mental health if they want to attract new talent

Canadian employers are currently facing significant challenges in attracting and retaining talent in the workplace, putting the responsibility on employers to attract employees to their organizations.

The Conversation

Deaths of despair: How income inequality puts Canadian youth at risk

Income inequality has been linked to poor physical and mental health in past research, but more recent evidence suggests the issue of income inequality may be much more severe than previously expected.

The Conversation

Dad calls for system change after young daughter had throat cut by stranger in park

Emily Jones was riding her scooter along the park to meet her mum when she was attacked and killed.

Daily Record

'I can't move on and get closure since my daughter was killed by total stranger'

The dad of seven-year-old Emily Jones has told how he continues to relive the horror of her being killed by a complete stranger in a Bolton park and is unhappy with a coroner's ruling

Daily Mirror

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'My daughter was killed by a complete stranger. Something has to change'

"I don't feel like I have got closure."

Manchester Evening News

Pet projects are helping young Scots recover from impact of Covid

YOUNGSTERS are enjoying the benefits of animal therapy – with some services reporting “astronomical” increases in demand since the Covid…

The National (Scotland)

'We skinny dip in the sea every day - people don't give a monkeys and it's liberating'

Daryl Ashley and Susan Roux have spoken out about the benefits of going open water swimming in the nude has helped improve their mental health and body confidence

Daily Mirror

Inside library drop-in group helping men open up about their mental health

Libraries are usually a place for quiet, but as Luisa Metcalfe discovers, one local centre’s drop-in group in Ipswich is helping men open up without the stigma of therapy

Daily Mirror

Northumberland mam whose son tragically took his own life to carry Baton of Hope to support others

Jill Dixon will carry the Baton of Hope next month in memory of her 32-year-old son Glenn

Chronicle Live

School offers counselling to stressed staff as they deal with 'increased challenges'

St Richard Gwyn RC High in Barry runs free sessions for staff in school with mental health charity Mind

Wales Online

Sectioned man, 33, 'might still be alive' if he'd been kept in hospital, says friend

Liam King, from Porth in Mid-Glamorgan, Wales took his own life six days after he was reportedly allowed to leave a mental health unit having been sectioned two hours earlier

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Salon

Why forced drug treatment is violence

Involuntary treatment has been found to increase risk of overdose and shows no significant impact on substance use

GoodToKnow

Amanza’s health scare: Everything we know about the Selling Sunset star’s recent worries

Amanza’s health scare: The Selling Sunset star has updated fans on her recent health battles, amid rumors of feuding with a fellow cast member.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian mental health nurse who sexually assaulted vulnerable patient struck off

Richard McLellan, from Bathgate, attacked the woman during a night shift while she was being treated at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital in January 2019

Salon

We need more discussion of depression

Prior to attempting suicide, I kept up the mask until it was too late. Now I know better

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Reason

A Georgia Woman Died After Falling Out of a Moving Patrol Car. Now, Her Family Is Suing the Cops Responsible.

Brianna Grier was having a mental health crisis. She needed an ambulance. She got two cops instead.

Chronicle Live

NHS mental health trust faces 'financial challenges' as strategy highlights 'growing gap between rich and poor'

The Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust's bosses have been candid about the financial pressures they face

The Hindu

Persons with mental illnesses do well with family support, says expert

Lecture on ‘The Evolution of Psychiatry and its History in India’ held as part of the Keshav Desiraju Memorial Lecture Series, organised by Cognizant Foundation and The Banyan’s partnership for the mental health sector

The Independent UK

Mental health care assistant groomed underage patients on Snapchat

Daniel Knight sent sexualised messages to his underage victims and offered to buy one cocaine and alcohol.

Fortune

Nearly 3 in 5 U.S. adults are lonely–and it could be one of the biggest under-the-radar issues the economy is facing

Chronic loneliness rewires our brains, produces harmful inflammation, and fuels nearly every dangerous disease in the book.

The Guardian - UK

Adam Peaty targets rare ‘three-peat’ as his priorities change for Paris Olympics

The 100m breaststroke world record holder said he swims ‘for more reasons … I do it for family and pride’ after taking break due to mental health issues

The Conversation

Exercise linked to higher pain tolerance – new study

Many benefits come from regularly exercising, including stronger muscles, lower risk of disease and improved mental health. But a recent study suggests that exercise may have another unexpected benefit: it might make us more tolerant to pain.

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